Sir Ronald's old stamping-ground of private equity was given a vital shot in the arm back in the 1970s, when the American government relaxed its "prudent man" rules that had prevented corporate pension funds from putting their money into riskier assets.
Included were photographs, described by the paper's editor, Piers Morgan, as "evocative," of Victoria Spencer on the grounds of a private clinic.
Mrs Clinton, who expressed deep concern about public corruption in Afghanistan, took him for a stroll through grounds of a private enclave in Georgetown.
Behind the gardens of No 20 and No 21 stood the grounds of a private hospital, a graceful pale building occupying a corner site.
Although the exhibition in the grounds of a private zoo is ostensibly raising money for the pygmies, anti-racism activists say it is degrading and voyeuristic.
The search leads him to the grounds of the private school that he attended (and that is now closed), to the former headmistress of the school, and to the recollection of long-concealed and long-forgotten misdeeds.
Mrs. Clinton, one of the few people in the administration with a good rapport with him, has invited him for a stroll through the grounds of a private enclave in Georgetown.
The Dig tells the story of Edith Pretty, who in the summer of 1939 hired a local archaeologist to excavate the grounds of her private Suffolk estate, Sutton Hoo House, in search of Anglo-Saxon artefacts.
"The committee acknowledged that, as members of the royal family, the complainants are public figures; however, they were photographed standing within the grounds of their private home, in a position that was not easily visible to the photographer," Ipso said.
